Do you love New Hampshire history?
Visit the Wilder-Holton House Museum. Plan your visit here
Visit the Wilder-Holton House Museum. Plan your visit here
The Wilder-Holton Museum will be open on Monday, November 11th from 11 am to 3 pm to honor our veterans. Come learn about the men and women who have served their country in times of war. Hear the tale of the local soldier who had an audience with President Lincoln. Free admission
We have a total of 15 brass ornaments representing historic buildings and objects around the Lancaster area. They make great Christmas tree decorations. They are available through our website Ornament Page
Click HERE or the image at the right to see the full collection.
New Siding being installed on East elevation.
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the history of our local community. From providing a place to store and display historical artifacts, preserving the 243+ year old Wilder-Holton House, to offering educational programs, we are committed to making a positive impact on the history of Lancaster NH. By supporting The Lancaster Historical Society, you are supporting your community history.
The drawing was held at the Oct. 2024
flea market and the winner is Bill Greene of Lancaster, NH.
We sincerely thank all who purchased tickets for this year's raffle.
As a ticket purchaser of The Lancaster Historical Society 2024 raffle, you made a significant impact on the restoration of the Wilder-Holton House. .
The Lancaster Historical Society hosts an open air flea market every 2nd Sunday from Memorial Day until Columbus Day. See Schedule.
Volunteers offer guided tours of the Wilder-Holton House Museum during the Flea Market days, or by appointment.
The Paul Smith Memorial Barn contains a wide variety of historic tools and other outdoor items. It is open during flea market days.
The Wilder-Holton House is in need of major restoration. A number of projects are scheduled to be completed as funds are available.
The society has a collection of ornaments of various historic structures in Lancaster and a number of history books of Lancaster's past for sale.
This is the home of the society in Lancaster, NH
Used to store and display historical farm implements and other outdoor historical items.
Main St. looking south from P J Noyes building
The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance selects seven worthy historic sites each year to highlight endangered properties that need help. The Wilder-Holton House in Lancaster NH was one of the selected sites in the 2021 selection.
Currently the Board of Directors meets at the Wilder-Holton House on the second Wednesday of each month. Meeting time is 2:00 pm.
Visitors who are interested in learning more about the operation of the society are welcome to attend and observe the board during a meeting. Questions may be asked after the regular meeting is ended.
This page contains links to NH state history websites and other interesting history items, including an 1883 birds eye map of Lancaster.
We love our visitors, so feel free to visit during Flea Market days or make an appointment.
House tours are available on most flea market days
Mailing Address: PO Box 473, Lancaster, NH 03584
Location: 226 Main Street, Lancaster, NH (see map below) Phone: 603-788-3004 Checked regularly, please leave a message. Email: TheLancasterHistoricalSociety@gmail.com
The Museum is open for guided tours during Flea Market days and by appointment.
The Lancaster Historical Society
226 Main Street, Lancaster, New Hampshire 03584, United States
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